Identify free-standing (FS) and relief (RS) sculptures in this educational worksheet.

Let's analyze each image to determine whether it shows a free-standing sculpture (FS) or a relief sculpture (RS).

Definitions:

- Free-standing sculpture (FS): A sculpture that is not attached to a background and can be viewed from all sides.
- Relief sculpture (RS): A sculpture where the design is carved into a flat surface, projecting out slightly. It is attached to a background and meant to be viewed from one side.

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Now let’s go through each image:

1. Top left: A seated figure on a base, standing independently.
→ FS (It is free-standing, not attached to a wall.)

2. Top center: Buddha figure carved into a stone panel with trees around it.
→ RS (This is a relief; the figure projects from a flat background.)

3. Top right: Abstract form made of curved tubes on a base.
→ FS (It stands freely on its own base, not attached to a wall.)

4. Middle left: Intricate floral pattern carved into a flat wooden panel.
→ RS (It's a decorative carving on a flat surface—relief.)

5. Middle center: Abstract golden flame-like sculpture on a pedestal.
→ FS (It is freestanding and not attached to a wall.)

6. Middle right: Ornate floral carving on a flat surface.
→ RS (Again, this is a relief carving on a flat panel.)

7. Bottom left: A bowl-shaped object on a pedestal.
→ FS (It is a standalone object, freestanding.)

8. Bottom center: Carved panels showing figures in scenes.
→ RS (These are carved into flat panels—relief sculptures.)

9. Bottom right: Birds and tree carved into a flat surface.
→ RS (Clearly a relief sculpture, as it's projecting from a flat background.)

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Final Answers:

```
FS
RS
FS
RS
FS
RS
FS
RS
RS
```

So, filling in the blanks:

1. FS
2. RS
3. FS
4. RS
5. FS
6. RS
7. FS
8. RS
9. RS

✔ Answer Key:
- Row 1: FS, RS, FS
- Row 2: RS, FS, RS
- Row 3: FS, RS, RS